RJOh
The best has to be one that you wrote yourself. This way you can control how it picks the lines.
Some people have the idea that it does not make any difference how the numbers are selected,
because they all have the same odds of showing. QP's are, in my opinion the very worst way to
play and I know many will dissagree. What works for me may not work well for others and vice
versa. Having some fun playing is a must regardless of what one uses even if it's pen and paper.
Some people take the odds way to seriously and need to chill. The lottery is a game and just
because some people choose to play more aggressively, others feel the need to jump in and spout
there differences in opinion. Everything I need to know about the odds is printed on the back of a
playslip. A good software should hit many lower prizes keeping the cost down until the big one
with your name on it shows. Playing more lines increases you chances but it does not decrease
the odds for the game. Some people have a weird idea about the odds and get them confused
all the time. If I had to pick one marble from a bag of 10 marbles then I have a one in 10 chance.
If I pick 5 from that same bag then I have 5 chances in 10 of selecting any one paticular. Some
have tried to tell me that making 5 selections gives me no better chance then picking 1 from 10.
Each set I play removes one line from the total possibilities and so does each consective set I
play. This is the only real 100% true way to gain advantage in the game. Having more than one
ticket resuces the total possibilities of not matching. In a pick 5 game each set of 5 different numbers
I play has 10 chances of matching 3 numbers. Playing 5 lines of different numbers gives me 50 chances
of matching 3of5. I am rambling so I will stop, some of the post I read really make me want to pull my
hair out.
RL